Music from The Vampire Diaries Season 3, Episode 17: “Break On Through”

The Vampire Diaries Season 3, Episode 17 elevated drama in Mystic Falls to a whole new level! The suspense surrounding the brutal serial killer murders and Original family mysteries were certainly heightened! Not only did Alaric try to stab Dr. Meredith Fell to death and not only did Damon hook up with both Rebekah and Sage in one night (don’t hate the player, hate the game)…but viewers were treated to a few poignant scenes showing Caroline trying to help out Bonnie and her transitioning mom as well! Moreover, Stefan and Elena teaming up after such an intense, heartbreaking season was a pretty noteworthy event too! So what exactly was it about episode 3.17, “Break On Through″ that left viewers gripping the edge of their seats for dear life? Aside from the suspense and psychotic twists, it was all the unforgettable songs that made our TVD-loving hearts beat ever-so-rapidly!

“Country Lane” by Telekinesis: Plays when Alaric, Meredith and Damon arrive to the Wickery Bridge restoration celebration and Damon spots his blast from the past Sage!

“Guilty Filthy Soul” by AWOLNATION: Plays when Damon seduces Rebekah at the refreshments table, and invites her to join him and Sage for some fun back at the Salvatore manor!

“Future Starts Slow” by The Kills: Plays when Rebekah arrives to the Salvatore mansion to join Damon and Sage for an intimate, little party!

“Can’t Go Back” by Rosi Golan: Plays when Elena calls Jeremy to hear his voice and tell him that she misses him. It also plays when Caroline catches Abby scribbling out a goodbye letter and tries to convince her to stay.

Which chilling track from “Break On Through” stood out most to you? Post the name your top song selection in the comments and tune in for an all new episode of The Vampire Diaries this Thursday at 8/7 c!

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